Mani Shankar Aiyar On Pm Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said terror strikes from Pakistan-based attackers can only be stopped if India establishes its strength in more than just military terms - i.e., "armies and guns".

PM Modi slammed Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar over his "Pakistan has an atom bomb" remark and accused the party of "finding ways" of scaring the people, adding that "yeh mare pade log, desh ke mann ko bhi maar rahe hain".

Why is Pakistan being discussed when elections are taking place in India and the unemployment rate here is at a 45-year high, Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra asked on Friday as she hit back at the BJP on the row over Mani Shankar Aiyar's remark

The Delhi police on Thursday gave a clean chit to Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar in two complaints over his alleged derogatory remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his meeting with Pakistani officials.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, referring to the controversial statements of Congress leaders Sam Pitroda and Mani Shankar Aiyar, said today that "two closest courtiers" of the Gandhi family had started "batting" on their own after the fifth phase of the national election.

Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar on Tuesday pushed aside a microphone, made fists and used an expletive at reporters who questioned him about his "neech" (vile) jibe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Hence his denigration of a gesture aimed at indicating that in a democracy we have opponents not enemies, that we do not have to harbour hatred in our hearts against those with whom we do not agree. Modi-Shah do not understand that.

Congress social media head and Karnataka leader Divya Spandana, popularly known as Ramya, on Sunday took a dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi wondering if he was on "pot", a put-down which invited a sharp response from the BJP by calling it atrocious and "insult" to the masses.

Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said he was "deeply pained and anguished" by the "falsehood and canards being spread to score political points by none less than Prime Minister Narendra Modi" and called for an apology as an unprecedented war of words exploded between a prime minister and his predecessor in the backdrop of the bitterly-contested...

Indians are capable of contesting elections on their own, without Pakistan's advice, the ruling BJP said today in a stinging response to Pakistan in the war of words sparked by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's comments at a rally in Gujarat.

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley took on former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Monday evening over his piercing rebuttal to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who has accused Pakistan of trying to meddle in the Gujarat assembly elections, linking it to a dinner hosted for a visiting Pakistani leader by Mani Shankar Aiyar, now suspended by the Congress. M...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Sunday, alleged that Pakistan was interfering in the Gujarat elections, and sought an explanation from the Congress over its top partymen who are said to have recently met leaders from the neighbouring country.

On the heels of Mani Shankar Aiyar's suspension from the Congress over his "neech" slur, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said a leader of the Youth Congress who is campaigning in Gujarat, has raised questions about his parents. The Congress has disowned the man, Salman Nizami.

Continuing his attack on the Congress over Mani Shankar Aiyar's "neech" remark against him, Prime Minister Narendra Modi virtually read out a laundry list of abuses poured on him by other Congress leaders, including Sonia Gandhi and "her family members".

With Gujarat voting tomorrow, the BJP has made it clear it will not allow the Congress to wriggle out of the spot that its senior leader Mani Shankar Aiyar landed his party in by calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi a "neech aadmi". Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said the Congress' action against Mr Aiyar is a "strategic suspension" and has asked pe...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said terror strikes from Pakistan-based attackers can only be stopped if India establishes its strength in more than just military terms - i.e., "armies and guns".

PM Modi slammed Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar over his "Pakistan has an atom bomb" remark and accused the party of "finding ways" of scaring the people, adding that "yeh mare pade log, desh ke mann ko bhi maar rahe hain".

Why is Pakistan being discussed when elections are taking place in India and the unemployment rate here is at a 45-year high, Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra asked on Friday as she hit back at the BJP on the row over Mani Shankar Aiyar's remark

The Delhi police on Thursday gave a clean chit to Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar in two complaints over his alleged derogatory remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his meeting with Pakistani officials.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, referring to the controversial statements of Congress leaders Sam Pitroda and Mani Shankar Aiyar, said today that "two closest courtiers" of the Gandhi family had started "batting" on their own after the fifth phase of the national election.

Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar on Tuesday pushed aside a microphone, made fists and used an expletive at reporters who questioned him about his "neech" (vile) jibe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Hence his denigration of a gesture aimed at indicating that in a democracy we have opponents not enemies, that we do not have to harbour hatred in our hearts against those with whom we do not agree. Modi-Shah do not understand that.

Congress social media head and Karnataka leader Divya Spandana, popularly known as Ramya, on Sunday took a dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi wondering if he was on "pot", a put-down which invited a sharp response from the BJP by calling it atrocious and "insult" to the masses.

Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said he was "deeply pained and anguished" by the "falsehood and canards being spread to score political points by none less than Prime Minister Narendra Modi" and called for an apology as an unprecedented war of words exploded between a prime minister and his predecessor in the backdrop of the bitterly-contested...

Indians are capable of contesting elections on their own, without Pakistan's advice, the ruling BJP said today in a stinging response to Pakistan in the war of words sparked by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's comments at a rally in Gujarat.

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley took on former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Monday evening over his piercing rebuttal to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who has accused Pakistan of trying to meddle in the Gujarat assembly elections, linking it to a dinner hosted for a visiting Pakistani leader by Mani Shankar Aiyar, now suspended by the Congress. M...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Sunday, alleged that Pakistan was interfering in the Gujarat elections, and sought an explanation from the Congress over its top partymen who are said to have recently met leaders from the neighbouring country.

On the heels of Mani Shankar Aiyar's suspension from the Congress over his "neech" slur, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said a leader of the Youth Congress who is campaigning in Gujarat, has raised questions about his parents. The Congress has disowned the man, Salman Nizami.

Continuing his attack on the Congress over Mani Shankar Aiyar's "neech" remark against him, Prime Minister Narendra Modi virtually read out a laundry list of abuses poured on him by other Congress leaders, including Sonia Gandhi and "her family members".

With Gujarat voting tomorrow, the BJP has made it clear it will not allow the Congress to wriggle out of the spot that its senior leader Mani Shankar Aiyar landed his party in by calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi a "neech aadmi". Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said the Congress' action against Mr Aiyar is a "strategic suspension" and has asked pe...